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Congratulations, Ted! Your son will love this one…
What’s next on the giveaway list, you may be wondering? Wildlife Works has been keeping us in organic kid clothing giveaways all week, and today we get to monkey around a little bit. This cutie patootie shirt has been hanging around waiting for a small child to adorn. Made in Wildlife Works’ Kenyan eco-sanctuary, it’s just perfect for lounging around the savannah and comfy enough for swinging from tree to tree. Wildlife Works is giving away a Medium size shirt, equivalent to a 3T. I’d say this one is great for boys, girls, and other wildlife.
I want you to take a moment to get to know what Wildlife Works is really up to because they’re way more than just great looking clothing for men, women, and children. They have a worthwhile and noble mission to accomplish; that’s why they sell the clothes to begin with. So for today’s giveaway, let’s visit their projects pages and see what we can learn about them.
4 Ways to Enter:
1.) Just visit the Wildlife Works Projects page and find out what this company does for Kenya and other parts of the world. Then come back here and tell me what about their projects got your attention. (You may enter once a day - following entries don’t require you to answer the question.) Remember, leave an interesting comment. If I cannot contact the winner, you might be chosen instead based on your comment.
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4.) I’m feeling Twittery. If you Twitter a link to this giveaway, come back and comment here to let me know your Twitter name for another entry!
Feel free to do all four, and you have four entries to win! You have until midnight EST on Sunday, December 7, 2008, to enter.
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Here I am again for another entry.
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i like the project Uganda Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda is home to one of the world’s few remaining populations of Mountain Gorilla i watched gorillas in the mist and i love these beautiful animals
Wildlife Works is creating jobs and building schools in Kenya. thank you
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another entry
It sounds as if Wildlife Works is doing great things in 3rd world countries. Thanks for the contest.
I like that Wildlife Works with the indiginous people to help them learn new ways of life to help protect the animals, rather than just trying to build sanctuaries. If the people’s lives can be bettered through other endeavors, poaching becomes less necessary for them. It’s win for the people and win for the animals. Can’t beat that!
Here’s my sunday entry. Thanks
Entering again for today!! Thanks!!!
Free Flora, the lonely performing elephant that needs to retire into a family setting.
Wildlife Works has produced a unique tee to support the Free Flora campaign. Flora lives here in the United States.
I like how Wildlife Works employs local people so that they can earn money to support their families and keep wildlife alive and free.
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I learned that in the Mid-Coast of British Columbia, Canada there are still pristine temperate rainforests that have escaped the ravages of the loggers.
I subscribed to your blog.
entering again! thanks
am a subscriber.